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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12
. W VI: Lamb: 20 State Hogs. 200 ii. At So 80.
LIVE sroJx wARlsr, sY rgLs1s,pt


BUFFALO July l.-Catae-R scspts last "a 2.2l5
head total for thu, tar $40 hsvt tor time
last week 4476 head consigned through sunday 10 cars
81 OF which To NewYork today 90 OF which all TO
last Moudvy: Eastern demand Common Fair, IS 20
o. ~; Good to choice Shipping 81 206fi 40 Cows and
Heers So 1888 75 Fat Bulls SO 25aS 3 stockers and
Feeders 81 25 Mich COWS $50 $40 Veals 81 to-
closed weak 20 LIFT over
Sheepkecerta "a hours. $500 total Tor week
thus Tar l1u00 head; Tor TIME last week 500
head consigned AZ IL OF which to New York;
20 for le Is 625c Common Fair Sheep
Lambs 8 80; all offerings taken.
Bo0s-kecsutt last "a hours 1924 head tota tor the
week thus far 1860 head: Tor time last week 4S
head consigned through sunday ~ cars OF which 10 to
NewYork today, SO Il Of which to NewYork 80 ears
sale easier but not quotaby lower LighI Pigs 81 80
So To- Mixed Pigs aud Light Workers 81 % "a S3 Selected
So IS; Selected Heavy Ends s44O0s4 Co. stays 81 0U
closed steady; all offerings taken.
CHICAGO July ll.Tne DfouerT Journal reportS-Cdttle-
ReceiDts-lO0c0 heal Shipments 5000 heso. market was
81 75Ss3 90 Bulls and Mixed 81 20 az 3d. through
Texa. Cattle 81 759ss3 50.
Hods-kocetpts 1900 hsNt srDns1rs 5000 market
strong kousn aud Mixed SIS 90 os5 20 PACKING and Ship
SheepkeceiDts 5000 asad snipmsnts 400 1eat market
steady Natives IS OOG4 49, Western SIS 300s3 49, Texans
S3O01s3 90 Lambs 1 90 % 90 per head
st LOUIS July ll-Caute-keceipts ]. 700 head ship
Native Ste..s 81 20 es4 40; Far Goor shippine
Steers So 10 % 2 Butchers steers fair 10 Choice ~ %
o%t 10 Feeders TAR 70 zoo" SIS oes3 SO stocsers ae
81 90; Texans good cornted
81 OO6fi 90.
Roos-itscebts 5000 head; 200 head market
steady. Choice HEAVY and Butchers seieeuons
Medium u Prime 50 O5ss5 20. Pigs Common to Good
Sheep keceprs $500 nead. shipments 200 market
fam Clipped FAIR to Choice sS 1884 w. LAMBS
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shipments from Boston for the week ended July O. 1884,
were e5 Bceye and from Montreal Beeyes and 2049
SIS Bee rs. ''0 '"p''" lot ' n'
sais.-D McPhersoni PennsyyaOla nealted steers s,
z SSS ono a. 80 10 ssS % n27 a. ~ At q Oh o 10
1917 M at = 90 Is lass h. 1895 D.
icio h. - 40 DO 1000 b. at a IS 20 West Virginia
Steer. llaA ats 4o; 2odo. 1853 10. at "a 40 Bull
sIem.n culver @pcnn'ylvan, %safsa s!ee Is I4I7
Sesy Seer: 100 & g. i.c4 5S'siS
s. e So 49, s ig'l p
do i 60 % 4 so n S 4 ig y
: e u, Z q & s' sao ioSj
j. 4 MSnIoeG 10 Chicago Steers IIOs average. Ms42s
Rs sF 100 4s ifSs 1895 az
60 5S 70 DO isa7 10 d. 81 s. az \" Az tx ID
Gleti 10 State Steers 1901 average. at 81 40
cohsn 20 Kop,assy sters 1918 aysr,se a. = 60
r. e. az j "a % 10 : az
s1 s? S"$ E z : e. s9 IT, ~ a
Il ss pff TO- BIC 10 4 isSs
ss sS Is lsS b. At 8 IS a
81 Is pr MI, SS 20 k'HsssflE
$5S issi 10 10 pdi g 80 A.
a.: "a B. !; i 81 81 Al 81 '; 1888 b. 81 S'
fGeasG lS H. Eco %
do iisS No. at "a 7o 50 do 1855 d. SIS IsdO, 1928
Mich cowsRecepts to-day 20 head and for the week
oz head nc %Sss S SSd n r% G @ per- head
PCAIVEsDRecepts were 3262 head, all at Gothst on
a affy 1--we e S the With
Calves sold az 2ssts Fed and Mixed ats1
Sc az I. At =. s l2s G Esa csvss
4 i, Ssa 70 1870 as ,ss st.
& III 100 81 n o at a 81 s. 80 SO 50 DO
100 a. g. 50 per 100 loo a0,,orm,,s. 1888 average at
I;ss, fss 5.,.
e q g Ss e. It g 3 g'f l:S m
e s Fss Sal 4, le g o iss
nl1s Hs a. %. ss;
sss e. b.
ys @ r . % Calves 1872 average
Walsh Rrsy cs ss Bui,sr%ils Calves 100 10 aver
age a%: Ms sr Il 10 Ss. t0 <
"a vss rs dc sS ts a. G a.
'sS $. e 4. r g. 10 a. igs n ga
20 - 50 is7.
dozen cars held from saturday ,.m,. q, ..,o
al ,S %af . E '? @ good @
a,s nsas market .spSs sa ID dull iSt
Sheen with Lamb, weak and H. o .rs the sa.e sna a
~'~S~
yeryl al hour the not cleared
OH Ewes Bucks sold down 70 3d3isc; Inferior 10
at s. 1898 with very few good enough 10 u
coed - 75dS4 80. 60. 4. o.o,
Culled touched bottom at INC Common 70 GOOD
ranged from nc Prime sold 20 7c and Choce ana
Extra selected 10 an outsider at 'toL
sales-sherman ST. ohio Sheep 81 10 average
AT s. rs per 100 10 lo2 do So ~ 50 iss DO 80 10
a. TO- 40 do II NJ 81; ~ Kentucky DO 80 10 Al % -
iii Kentucky Lambs 81 D. at IS s0 23S do, o6 ID at soi
PAT DO SO 10, at SO; a. do 80 10, al 81 20. - =.
Newton Giett: 227 Ohio Sheep, s69 10 average. AZ
81 90 per 10 2i2 do 81 ~ at 81 s5 2l4do :. No. 81
II rs 232 do ~ n at 81 80; 255 Texas DO 10 D. - ~
Kentucky DO rs ~ at s4 III Kentucky Lambs w 10 AT oo
per n 2e5 West Virginia 10. G2 10 at 6Se. =.
] NJ PfdeocS 1865 Kentucky Sheep, lib ~ average ~
i,c per 10 do, liz 4sc; IS do. 80 ~ at 4.o;
MARYLAND Ewes. lO3 n. &c; 10 West. virginia no.
IS 10. nj SHE'S 20 Bucks and Ewes, gS No.. At Sssci
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Slate bonds were neglected North Carolina special
Commerce. sold 5j at i73 and St Nicholas (25I 1868
The market for railway bonds was duh and
at ss Central Of SewJersey cortces were quiet
s sh and s.s " r
at S and general @ after G eosS ss So
S Wsrs up ioeSio5's and second IS were
q higher at 93a West shore As were steady at 10lh
esssr at 9sa louisville and Nashville collateral trusts
firm at 1919 los and the new IS sold at loI a9
New-York City and Northern receipts sold at 69h8
TO- Mexican Central incomes were on ~ at Texa:
54ia Atlantic and Pacific As of e at 81 and In
comes were 81 lower at 33+ Oregon Railway and Navi-
ss m rrs ss wSfs and Vs louis
and Texas nrsts were q higher at 99l2
Cotton seed Oil certificates sold 50O) at 4O a4os
Kingston and Pembroke Iron C3ool At "a iaG$4 62ia
National tTst Certificates IS coo at a cedo Ann
Arbor and North Michigan Goo at 29i2429%. Mexican
PSaDi. Mining 400 at 81 i5Ssi 25Ssl 70 and Sc.
cunty Mining and Milling Q.7OO) at So 37iaaS5 5O9Sd.
loans al per cent and offered at 8 per cent.
The ubTreasury was debtor at the Clearing House.
The Sub Treasury lost balance $62 9o3 made up BY
currency loss OF Y7s54s less coin gain Of Sl5645
payments s1.l0l;3lI; currency balance, Sl2lGeo49;
coin balance. Slas.oI4.ooa. =. - ,u
2.949. So2; balances. s3.soO.l63.
The United States treasury at Washington received
The customs receipts were S65693l, and the internal
revenue receipts were 1868, $780,
The foreign exchanges dull, with no demand, and
barely steady quotations for business follows Bank
bills. ~ SO and "a s4 Tor long and short sterling
for reich marks: 4Ois aud 4Oas for guders
British consols steady at 101 GIG for
both money and account The Bank of England lost
a5O.O0O bullion on balance. American railways were
dull and irregular and responsive TO home quotations.
AT Paris French per cents declined from sl.2o 10
go 979 and sight exchange on London rose easier at
% % francs the &. The weekly statement OF the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows specie loss OF
100, 900 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12

LONDON July 1l-l?;so P m-co1sols Lol gig for both
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 441 do Second Consos
l0.; Canadian Pacific, GA Erie 81 % Mexican Culinary.
90 "a ST. Paul Common. S57s; NewYork Central, 1l2's ;
Pennsylvania 57as; Reading, 2s7s Mexican Ordinary 49,
advces quote fhree Per Cent Rcntes AZ W francs
OF "a centimes for the account. -
discount In market for short bills IL
! "A por cent three months bilsl 4 cent
BERLIN July 1.-the statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany sho decrease In specie OF 100000 marks.
LONDON. p m.-Canzdian Pacific. 62S Ere si Mex-
Ordinary. 500 st. Paul Common. SJss Now-York Gen.
trail, 1881 Reading, 20.
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance TO- day 10 100000. -
kdvces Exchange London at % francs 22
centimcs for checks
Sunu HOura
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european aSusrtissmsnts.
aRATEFUL-coMFoRr
EPPS'S COCOA.

,prAwrAsr-~Bv thorough vie tge Of the natural
Which govern operson. Indigestion and nutroa
M pps provided our breakfast tables VITA
decaely Favored beverage which may AVE many nss
diet constitution may DO su1up g
ne siadies coating around ready to ssck
there weak point escape many AZ, - sc,,
ery nourshed service 0sssss Ia ,,v 4, hse
ade simuly with boiling yator OF mu1 N9s$ ~ 66.
pcund tina ~ 0rocerA labelled thus yAhke eFSs ~
EcmG cpst hle Chsm&ssA xouena knSiee2 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12
based on the American standard OF classification

Trading in future deliveries was active on verv weak
market temper around the was about steady
but decline set H. eucouraRed by the favorable char
Agricultural Departments report for June Tho
decline assumed such inn oance that tbrought out aage
held margins aud this In
turn the weakness August bore the brunt Of tho
bears attack 40c against 10 7Oc
Saturdays closing while July followed 10 the extent OF
lO5c Around the close number OF cautious shorts hogan
this the market show OF
strength final represented net decline for the
Of points the old and SGl Is points on the new
Sales Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12

Tic, 1872 Kcntncky 10 SO ~ at5sc lI2 nvivauia do
o. 10 a. 69c 29i virgaia 10 20 n at &C. 20 s9 80 70 at
81 b. nj &C. 523 DO IS a 5s,r 263 do GO 10 at 6c Isl
DO ~ 10 at &c 27s West Virginia Iapns 40 10 at sc
J. sadler Co. 25l Ohio sheep IS ayer.sc az q Is
at 81 Is; 92 do i02 D. a. l5 40 TO- 81 No. ats4 2s 1888
Kentucky lambs VI 10 at Sc nsr To- 225 do "a %. az ec
Judd buckingham lo7 Onto sheen 81 % average a. So
per 10 1922 do 80 TO- at Sci 81 do 81 %. at 5c 2g4 West
Virginia amps 80 d. at IS so per 100 2S9 do 90 No. at
p : Rase, 22i Ohio Sheep 90 ID average at 81 90 per
NJ Collins for D. Harrington 24f Ohio Sheep rs
age s4 &c per nj l49 Virginia Lambs 81 b. at Sic; n5
Hmme& Mullen Al state Sheep % 10 average at 4,c
per 40 no. 1903 10, At c; ~ State Lambs 20 10 at &c;
ae4 Kentucky do 6s b az 5c 81 do 6S ID. at 6 l6s do
walsh, Kirby 4 CO. 37s Pennsylvania lambs 90 aver
age az oxc per Pennsyiyania Ewes, l02 ID. At &c.
per Western do So D. Al a IS nsr 100 10 - State
Lamhs 81 b. at per 10 90 do IS ID. at Gac Bucks. l05
Everitt Pidcock II Pennsylvania Ewes. 81 average
ct 81 10 per 100 81 Pennsylvania Sheep SO 10 at 81 J
"a do los 10 at - 35 lis do 81 10 at ~ 37 % do 30
at - 90 81 PENNSYLVANIA Lambs IS n. at Sc per s5
do % o. at sc 80 Kentucky do. 10 10 at 6tc; 81 Ken
Harrington state sheep los average at "a e5 per
100 b. 26s Ohio DO 76 3D. "a 30 $50 do 80 ID. at "a CO.,
Hasn5eeR Hollis. SS Western sheep 80 average
At 81 20 per 100 200 DO 100 d. 90 % state DO 80
n g g 30 s g; Is ia 80 state Ls%s; g D.
TO- az So 50; ola do, 60 b at 81 is.
Jersey city aud 80 cars at 10th st. Feeling rne tran at
the close Of the week and Fair to Prime Hogs be quoted
at s. eoS 80 ~ 100 3D. About l70 head were reported
sses-I. O. Smith 1874 Ohio Hogs. III N. at So 10 8
State DO 29S h. at 50 75 do 249 3D. at 81 IS do 200 b.
A w oc ono
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FuII-Dress SNaight-Cut.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY THE CHOICEST CIGARETTE
MANUFACTU,;ED
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL THE HIGH
Stan DARD OF THESE GOODS BIZ CHANGED
THESE CIGARETTES ALTHOUGH COSTING MORE
THAN OTHERS, ARE WELL WORTH THE DIFFER.
ENCE ASKED AND ALWAYS GIVE THE MOST EN-
TIRE SArISFACrI ~. - -. .. 49,,
PACKED 20 CIGARE TIES IN FOLLOWING STYLES:
Latest English. (new) Pocket Cases,
Cross Country (new) for the Saddle,
White Caps new for The Beach,
AND THE POPULAR "FULL~DREss PACKAGE.
KINNEY TOBACCO Co. Ncw-York.
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alusital Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
n upright and square pianos Of our mako which we're
snecay Selected and artists Of the Metro
potan Opera Company during the past opera
viii BIO sold liberal reduction from our regular price,
PIANOS FOR RENT. 20 so s.,.x.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12

FLOUR AND Neutrality-suspicious. was less life 70
San aasss .s$ Ss':1s, sGsdss
;ao % i e 1i q
st GOOD s. Cos. sr 70 e. Co.'S 20 .d
Issa!:s .;.: ~. 4, :5SsI
tT,. Sc s. LES co Coed to rs.1y
1,Is ~ & % s'ss
fsss osTIss ssF Es': Ohio i,t %
z 10 10 s St. Co.'S COS. 90 2: s,.s'1 8 SO
T for %f
s. 60 sp t 1s.%s
Steady and moderately active sales 500 sss Supenns
sao ssSs a. 81 Is and s. cSsss Is
sales 200 bbs Brandyvine. 81 "a.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Spot lots very irregular. Winter
srades oDt.n,bie has4e lower while SPRING sioos
soSss, moieratsy tasbs aisoe5 SasSs. but the milling
movement DID not amount nue The options were
firm and soon advanced &C. sabs.queatlr weassnsd and
9ss % on mcnh, sa 10 The s
S Sas S's5s s fSs the
bushels .Ps5 1eSnT N h ss e. I
se 80 Re- Ed sS Sx e ssyAG. &C.
august, s5.s5sss slo..s :. 50 se DO s'r.aSss
81 s. G %cI.m sS sc clos a. a
December 80 lSlGs0Oc, closing at SsscI do January.
s 81 al SS1 S a Ms " 6s 49, Closing At
do: ApriL 94Sdg.s'c, eo.ing AZ ~ DO MAY 9oes
BHRIF .Y' and BARLEY MAL1Dpui and nominai
CORN--The uaing quiet Prices alv anced
tIiuc at outset and decnet Lc
heavy at tine lowest points spot lots opened hIm
tho slight loss cOmplred with the
figures SATURDAY last Shippers took 10000 bush
900 ushes future 10000 bushels spot
including Ungraded MiIsI at Al e464c. 40 Aaft'c in
elevator 44Aa45c delv No July 44c. closing at
45d45ssc, closing at 45 &c. do Septem
Der 46saa6lc closing at ~ &C. do October ec
closing .OATs-Cash grades are la &c per
bushei higher mark ed Mixed. closing firmly Trad
ing ever moderate The onions scarcey va
last ruling steady and quiet July and August
perhap exeepionS at the close showing slight gain
bushels future 5000 bushels spot includ
ing No at 81 Lci DO White. 3sa4ci Ma 2 3tsa35kc.;
No White 394 nc; No White 4Oc.i Mixed West
efn White do 80 4Sc.; white state, 3Sd39c.
No July. S3 9l6033sc. closing at $780, DO August
31hG3s4c closing at 3ls4c: do September, 81 &c. clos
ing but unchanged in prices
walkers Private Daily Circular July L. 1897 New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12
Total bush

BAY STRAw-Aside from Clover for which tho
nominal in the absence OF arrvas the supply
il large demand Is light audi consequence the
market easy Hay. Tnothy-choce 10 ssbc'
l. 759soc; No. z 65s70c.i Clover. mixed, 90 sGoc:
clover Asa b5ci shipping boa55c sraw-Lonx Rye 900
eOc; short. 45 q SOC. Oat 40445c
HOPs-The strength market Is still IN the line OF
strictly hrstclass STOCK based the limited supply In
this Otherwise the demand 10 exceedingly
light and the market shows ,snne easy temper.
do Common Good. 46lsci do. 1880 Best IL l3cs do
lie; Pacn Coast crop 1886 Bss ~ e2se: d.
i6a20c. O. 1885 Good 10 Prime 10 PIG
Foresn-Gernana crop a. 1896 90 e2<c do Medium.
1920; Common l4dl7c
MOLASSEs-D ana nominal
but nrm at %. 100 % SOC spot. 80
q2295c. futures. sales OF Tin In London 30 ton. OF
spot and 40 futures Copper-strons at 1880 $40
spot Chill In London 20 tons OF spot and 100
tons futures Leadweak closing steadisr at <40t4b6c
speiter-Dull at 4 1L7oc
NAVAL sToREs-A quiet market in All directions spr
its Turpenne basis Of 80 s for merchansbc
while Tor Rosns reduced along the entire
line Quotations. Strained 81 05 Good do. 81 TO- r 90
81 Is; a. 81 40, H. 81 81 Go: X. 81 rs; NJ ~ v3
r. 81 10. Window Glass So 50 Water white. So IS.
0ILs-Asde jb5ng parcels 10 meet actual re-
Quiremsns the movement IL without importsnoe whlo
Die temper Of the market ~ ANYTHING
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financial.
THE TORTILITA MINES.
FRnM uEAnOUARTERs.

TUCSON. All, July D. 1901.
THE ToRTILITA GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY. No 81 broadway. New-York City.
have shipped Bank of California twentyfou
hundred no silver tho product OF by Chance Mine
for fifteen working days The mine is looking good
d. T. ELMORE Superintendent
The shipment referred TO in the above telegram worth
So 500 was product of Ave. stamp MILL which the
only mill that the company The two twenty
stamp company now arranging for VIII increase
the production with but slight additional COST
The company own mines all and Is making prspar
aous 10 work all they can realize suncent
money from the two twenty stamp mills and
procure machinery that will be necessary 10 hande
the output Of the Those who have already invested
in these properties greatly encouraged by the excellent
wing already made They realize that with additional
facilities will be very satisfactory Its the best
mining property market The stock Is listed on the
Exchange AMI will be called at an sarv
date The subscription at the ccmpanys
Office 81 shares 50 EACH In lots 10 SUI. Caps
stock only 81 900 based property worth slooooooo
nj a low estimate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12

Including 40220 900 bushels wheat and 1887 bbis OF
900 bushels wheat and 1872 43 bbls hour
the The exports from California oregon
Territory for the week ending July o. 1887
bushels 446G67 bushels the
week 3l33S3 bushels two weeks $40 GG bushels three
and $4,000 bushels four weeks Included
ports from eight Atlantic ports were l66lS bushels
Tor Europe against 7GO.SlS bushels the
N eek 1,4x2OO2 bushels weeks 1UOO.S02
bushels weeks 925G35 bushels four weeks
week FROM both coasts 462l6u6
bushels. against 30l4Sl0 bushels the previous week,
bushels weeks 1.OS9 1866 bushels three
3370.sO7 bushels four weeks AFRO. The ex
ports the week larger than In any week IN the last
twelve months
Of grain In store NewYork BROOKLYN and Jersey
City grain warehouses and held In railway lighters on certh
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA s10CKS
san FRANCISCO. Inly IL 1917

CLOSING Prices or BOSTON sro0xs
BosroN. July IL. 1897
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ceIpts and shipments from Buffalo:

Wheat bush. i. $4,000 2.956.6J0 $1,000 s50t6O
Corn. gsgl5O 10000 630,0Z0 2SO6JO
Oats, bush-..- $4,000
Movements Of grain at eight Western primary points
Receipts. Shipments.
wk ended VIZ ended VIZ ended w'k ended
July 9. July z JuvO. July =.
Wheat bush...1 l6s3s 1.0G3.lt6 222S60o 2a6@e5s
Corn. bush. s2s5lS sgss5s 221A9S5 Ls3s 80
The receipts OF wheat at New York. baltimore Philadelphia
and Boston for the week ended July 1887. were 3O22
bushels against 2g0s0S bushels the previous week.
3393O3 bushels weeks l,s7O32O bushels three
weeks ago aud loG4. 235 bushels four weeks ago
Comparative grain NevYork In and anoat
lss5 1851 1851 ,I nss7j LISTS lss1is
Wheat bush. 3GO3O7l 3.22S,sA 300l59o 2.240soS
Corn. bush. l,3g6s09 l.sGG.0i0 V53ssg sOs02g
Oats. BUSH. 520.6S7 013,fS3 O2lof5 3V3,oso
Increase 37277 bushels wheat 80 769 bushels corn. De-
crease l44.O9G bushels oats.
The exports OF wheat dour from eight Atlantic
potts Europe Tor week ended July o. 1881 FAR as has
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shipments for the week ended July o. 1887
Bcrve Montreal 2i40 Beeyos and 2540
sheep From Baltimore there shipped Tor the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12

CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY oP NEw.YoRK.
i56 BRoADwAr, NEW. YORK, July 9. 1887.
9TH DIVIDEND.-A Dividend of THREE
I PER CENT on the Capital stock, also Interest,"
dividend OF THREE AND HALF PER CENT ON The
he'er''a ""' p~' r. NJ Parker. Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-22

David Nicholson, Liquid Broad Oh
Extract Malt, at b, $ Little ~ Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-22
MILLINERY
PERSONAL.
j." NICIIOLSON'S

NJ Ia, "a u H.. .-... .
- '0' " n,NVl Il se''In3 p'''er
Mr. J." q. l Wiebush is still very
low
Miss Francs ~chwaI4s of ucmp.
stcnd /. here ON visit to her sister
Mrs. \. Suhlcr.
/. David ~mithtopiau brr,.. .,.ili ,,t.,
advantage of tnn cncar rain an tho
26ib and yisit Tho rori
rn,, - -
il crr'.,m.' -, .'o''o", Nho ms opVh
49, ~. '"','o 'l.'l'' Ii recovering. lie
wa, ""'' w. S'' up 'S'eI"a!'
Mr. g. 7 Harris of Dcuison local
attorney of the Missouri Pacific rail
road, was m the city yesterday ON
bn-lnc,, OF the road
IL. /. Munroc. Esq. MrIoc.Gcukips
:. l.. oamuus, E,q.. and JUDGE f. NJ
Mukicg went out 10 the Bo.ouc Inst
evening. The, will he 6or. |js
morning.
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Cs,,noLt A. '' I,'I.''1. no" 49, !
90" G,an d" vv''rAoI' "a T. Monr"t'
II ,,-, I'm ~, "Io' = po"'W rleh|
nv - II Ilt""m ~ i no1 - ~ Low
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-22

sp,ca pitatot TO the Eia .r.-
BALLINGLB, July u.-ln,el,jgsu,,
has been received here of tie ,..s..i
nation OF W. II. NicLo... ,romircnt
sheep man living in TIE edge OF Tor
Green county near Fort Chanbourr.
on last sunday. Mr.. Nchol. vu.
aged ABOUT forty aud single. He wa.
living with II family named Maudcr.
ellie and employed the male mcupccs
To herd for him. SUNDAY inst v,prg
Maudercne requested Nichols to berS
the mock Of which be had .h.rgn
while the ritter hunted tor a nor
This Nj. Nichols did ana that yyn. mo-
last seen OF him alive. That n hi Tho
dog brought the sheep homo and
Nichols was found thcupNt stt, runnr
having been shot in tie back wiz. 4.
winchester. The murderer ul,r,J ~
gun against the head OF hi, Y,fim
sending bullet through Tie br,in
and literally burning o.. taco to a
crisp. No cause is assigned fir me-
deed thcro is not ovcuA .olicctllr.. II.
to who the guilty pury +. Nichols
came TO Texas from Chicago AND wa.
yery wealty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-22

BosQuEvlLLE, july 10 This is TO
certify that we, the Bo.4ucynic CO..
orcd CuiIens. do pledge oursc1c, TO
vote Against the prohibition amend
mcut.
y j. Powell, -. W. Whiuakcr d.
=. stephens, Cha-. leouarJ. D. IT.
buchanan, X. Gibson 7 Euldeu. Geo
Daniorth. VIM Watson, rct.r Curry
Charles Anderson, sam Lewis. Ma
than Townsend. sam Grain
Daniel Robinson, Ed Grafton. jess,
Brown, n. -. Alexander Arthur
sparks. Arthur Weaver J. ". Walker
samuel Montgomery, Richard Brown
Richard Mack, Nensble Weaver, j W
Watkins, Dave Watkins. JOSEPH
Montgomery, a. J. Hayes. Tom Pow
len, Mack Butler, Dave Manning. Jas
Powell. T.. \ Mitchell.
Done by order Of the Bo-Qaey.u
cUlorcd citizens.
H. GIUsoN. Chairman,
/. NI,HtlL, Secretary
EIDuAEu lhoIrEE Organizer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-22
Li,in. Mitn,s,c>,

ASK any one who hG, used DR.
picrcc's Peasant Purgauyc P,llr- "A.
to thDr merits. They Will tell you
that pimplc-, blotchcs and erupions
di,apprar,th4t The cou>tiuatiou thai
breeder OF disordu.-I- relieved.
that the appetite D.. restored, hat the
whole system IL renovated and reVu
lated beyond any conception by
these little wonder workers. Bonn
puIly vegetable, they are perfectly
harmless being compos q 1T concun.
tratcd, active ingredients, th,y Jrc
powerful Purge aud purify the sys.
TEN and disease will be unknown. ~
all druggists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-22

II is surprising how cheap teas are
al the grocery house OF Joe :. Tnomp-
son, corner Fourth and Frankliu
streets. Gunpowjer or Japan, ut %
cent?; Japan OolonR, % cents; Japan
Nibbs, Al 2j cents; very fine mixed,
tor iced ten, 20 cents. The prices are
surprising Tor the qualities OF the teas,
surprising anything of the kind ever
before offered